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= ot!cr for salo tho Farm owned by the late
Daniel Peck situated In Richlaud township, Tel.
mont county, Ohio, on the National road, one and
haii miles west OF St. ClGirsylllc The farm contains
hpou. ~ acres Of good and well lying land: well
Watered; IN good state OF cultivation. There Is
t6a acres cleared land, the balance timber: about
tU acres III grass On the farm arc comfortable
dwelling house, a good stable and wagon shed and
other necessary outbnidinSs: an apple otchGtd Of
hpout iour ncrcs-trces Of good sizc and variety
iherc y also vineyard OF l25 grape vines, consist.
ing OF zen varieties Of thomost choice fruit Their
Is u number Of other fruit trees, peaches par'
ehctfies, &c. The farm IL III an excellent neigh
bofhood, convenient 10 schools; and. located Is Il
Y, on tho Rational road, will make very deL's.
DIG ana pleasant home for family. Terms OF a!s
VIII be made reasonable. For further particular
o. Information concerning the probelty, call on OF
address the undersigned, st. Clairsvllle, Ohio
s i5ss,. Z OLIVIA PECK,
~ sfxecytrir OF Daniel Peek, deceased,
or 10 9. A. SCIIAEFER & Co.
lG0 -,5 Real Estate Agent, Wheeling. ". Va.
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PARIS, Feb. 9.-rho police Office al
Lyons was considerably shattered early
this morning by the explosion Of two
bomba which had boon placed against the
railing Of the Office by come
unknown miscroants for the pur-
pose OF blowing up the building
while number OF policemen were
in it. simultaneously with the above out
rage bomb exploded just outside OF the
police Office at st. Etienne. Three police.
men were wounded. Eight persons have
been arrested in connection with the af-
fairs. It s supposed that both acts we're
the work Of Socialist sympathizars Of the
strikers and was done in revenge for al
legged harsh police measureg against the
strikere. Z = Y ~ = " =,
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LOCAL DnEvITIEs.
Matters OF Minor. Moment In and About
FlH'l #lV rNiHI The City. 80 HFtsT,t-t

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About |
g''EN The City. ~ HFt,It't |
THE Mountcastle Company at The Grand !
again tonight. The company Is pleasing
ita audiences. ,'.5g, .0Niigl ST.
The second song recital by Sig. d All.
ria's pupils will be given this evening at
Banners Music Store. .g ~ ~ "a
THE First ward auxiliary Of The Women's
Union Benevolent Society will meet at
Mrs. w. A. Wilson's this afternoon TO cou-
slider some important matters. fs
TIE Nail City Gun Club will shoot this
afternoon for the first time In neyeral
weeks at itB range at Echo Point. A full
attendance Of members la desifed.
TnE work OF lsvelins tho walls OF tho
collapsed Zane block on Main street Ia
psogfetsiag rapidly. BY the end OF the
week tho walls will DO taken entirely
down. j'. 55i, z
TIE steel plant NJ Mingo Is bill shut
down on account oil the proposed rcduc.
tlon Of tho daily production, by tho CON-
pany, which led to ttrik0 on tho part OF
employees, fg .e..4 j
Miss LIZZIE BoYD will apsak ut the
"Miseion," corner OF Thiity.Beventh aud
Jacob streets, this evening at 1850. The
song service will DO In charge Of Miss
Kate Land. Tr', e.
Tur Board Of Public Works hed forca
OF men al work Yesterday giving .hostreets
| in thelnain buSiness portion Of the CITY a
much needed gcraping. Several tons OF
mud wsro removed. GlG
TIE second annual exhibition Of tho
Western Pennsylyanis Agricultural Aaso.
citation will be- held held al Washiucton.
PN.. September is, IA, Is and 10, iSs7,
ISpeed ontries closo September s. and ali
1.-Two etccl. ent.ies Gloss September s,
Tur Hocho,or c,nh bas dec;ded N have
| Il, tancy jreas skating and dancing cnrni.
va, att st ths A|hsmbra INK On Inn l I H. in
stead OF the 18th, The change Ia made to
allow tho club an opportunity 10 engage
! Krsmei's fnll orchestra for the event.
rur Mo,ntcoa,,e comnanv G,l;no an or /.
,oae n AZ Tho GranJ ;his wse ~ w sa
Srs hv twn cood honsna a v "s %S
Nc star Mica M6nnt.eotla II hoeomi; y
on;,o sat- f,ror;to and tSa co,nra 90 u. nha y,
ries ren,,ors varv coud All puort AIThero
viii he n chanvs NJ Eli to.night
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THE DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
Tho Certificate Of Incorporation Recoiveo

The Certificate OF Incorporation Received
i4 from Secretary Walker. 3;lG,ii
The certificate Of Incorporation issuedby
Secretary Of State Walker to tho new
banking institution to DO started here in q
month or two, and to DO known as the
Dollar Savings Bank OF Wheeling, has
bsen received here by tho gentlemen in.
tereBted. It grants the incorporators tlie
privilege Of carrying on all kinds Of bank
ing buainers until January !, 1887. The
capital stock subscribed Is S27,S0O, OF
which s., $50 has been paid in. The priv.
ile2e OF increasing tho capital to $500, 900 10
granted. The capital is divided into
shares OF 500 each, which are held as
follows: -ti2 3 IN
N. b. Scott, 20 sharea; Ed. F. Booking, S
shRres; J. NJ. Brown, 20 shares; 7. E. Bod
ley, share; R. K. Citizen, 10 sharos; j. v.
Dickey. 2 shares; ]. L. Dickey, S shares;
Alfred PAUL, s shares; George Hook, 10
shares; O. P. Brown, 10 shares; j. F. PAUL,
5 ahares; S. NJ. Rico, 5 shares; B. X. Nc
Mechen, s shares; W. II. Waddle, / share ;
H. P. McGresor, l share; Charles F.
Gravee, 10 shares; G. ]. Rawlings, sbares ;
E. Buchanan, shares; J. R. Ru.ts, 9
shares; s. A. Warnecke, 3 sharea; George
Zosckler; sr., 10 uhares; W. .. Meyer, s
shares; K. F. Hsase, 5 shares; Andrew S.
Hare, 2 shares; G. P. Schmidt, 8 shares
r. O., Arbenz, 2 shares; B., klieyes, s
shares; E. W. Wells, 8 shares;J. S. Welty,
5 sharea; George E. Ssiiel, s shares; F. @.
II. SchwertfeRer, s shares; John Arbenz,
8 sharea; Louis schwalb, 10 shares; Peter
Cassall, 20 shares; James Mcclure, 5
shares; James Riue, 5 shares; w. Il.
klieyea, 2 shares; J. Il. Pipes, 5 shares ;
Alex Young, 5 shares; R. Campbell, 20
shares; P. B. Dobbins, 20 ahsres.
The stockholders will hold mss!iug at
tho office OF ". ]. W. CoSden on tho
evening OF the 25th inst. and elect o
Board Of Directors aud bank officials.
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NULL TO TIE BANKS.
The Ohio OF. n high Hut no Serious Damage


fllHEfi to DO Apprehandcd.s i-t{
Tho Ohio river was still sloBly rising at
this point at one o'clock this morning, the
depth in The channel holng recorded on
the levee gauge at 81 feet 2 inches. This
was but a rise OF about eight inches
since six o'clock llat night. It
Ia doubtful II the marks record depth OF
81 leet and II Is certain that the ireshet
will not 30 over that. Tho latest report
from Pittsburgh leat night was tho ono
sent out at 0 o'clock. At that
hou. the MonongahclS was falling
rapidly; the depth was IS feat 0 incheG.
This was 8 fall OF foot 0 inches since
noon when tho highest point, 20 feet @
inches, was reuched. t 5It! Eg'i
The other reports from above were:
OIL City, IS feet s inchep, rinlng; cloudy.
Parker, 10 feet, stationary; clear. Browns
vile, 10 feet inches, stationary; clear.
Lock No. 4, II feet ircteg and falling;
clear. MorgRntowD, s feet s inchea and
falling; clear. There muat be aome mis-.
take about tho report sent out from OIL
City, provided the.repo.t from Pittsburgh
Is right. jAtt Ss5g.I5st.' 'aiiYs jl,yillE1|
Tho river rose steadily q! this point
yesterday, and many took advantage OF
tho splendid day to visit the leyee and
watch tho majest;c e.ream, full to her
very brim, aB it swept by. There
were many anxious inquiries a! tho
telegraph q Offices Tor reports from
above und for predictions as 10 the stage
that would DO reached here. A Gtage OF
So feet floods the golfers Of eeyeral Main
street Wholesale houses and in
undates q good s. portion Of the
State Fair Grounds and stonetown. In
tho lower psrt Of thu city thste arc aevsr-
al houses already almost surrounded. by
water. Tho river will probably BIO falling
by this afternoon. II will likely recede
very fast.
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A Strike hvertel,

PlTrsBuRGu, Pa, Feb. o.-The strike OF
the crucible steel nelterp, which was 10
to have taken place tomorrow, has been
ayerted by the firms either granting the
10 percent advance demanded, or promis-
ing to arrange the matter in a few days.
II tho meters had quit work it would
have caused q total suspension of work in
five mills aud thrown out of employment
about 5000 men. - n
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Murder or Suicide.

DEs MONIES, IA, Fob. s.-News was re.
ceived here to-day Of an accident or
tragedy that occurred yesterday about six
miles northwest Of Jefferson. A email
farm house occupied by man named
Lucklun was entirely consumed BY fro
at three O'Clock in the afternoon, and
Lucklun's aged father, wife and son
were burned to death. Two neighborine
women saw tho flames ard tried to rel
into the house but tho doors wore fasten.
cd. This, together with the fact that a
gun and revolver !were found near the
charred remains Of the old man indicate
foul play, possibly murder and suicide,
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The wages on the Pittsburgh division 81
the B. & TO-, between Pittsburgh and
Wheeling arc now aa follows: Pittsburgh
and Wheeling passenger trains, engineers
s. 80; tiremen, Sc for round trip; Pitts
burgh and Washington, engineers, So 20;
tlremen, 81 per round trip. On all shift
ing engines, work or ballast engines, on
Plttaburgh & Wheeling and Pittsburgh
divisions, engineers, S.; firemen$ 81 G5 per
day; reasonable arrangements being made
for engineers and fremen to got dinner. 4;
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Minors Accept Arbitration.

PlrrsDuRdu, Pa, Feb. 9.-The strike Of
the COCO Monongahela river coal miners
is practically rottled and work sill DO 70.
Bumed in nearly ell the mines in the tirot,
aecond and third pools tomorrow at tho
rate decided upon by the Miners National
Executive Board. Meetings wero held by
the miners in the various pools last night,
and it was resolved to accept the compro.
misc suggested by the National Board.
The operators were acquainted with the
action and several Of the largest dealers
notified their men this morning to report
for work tomorrow. The others will iall
into line in day or 30, and by next Mon.
day it is expected all tho mines will be
again in operation. n. isz.fs 4 nv
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~ ANTND,

An industrious and earnest man 10 transact or
business in his district. Good Salary and perma'
ncnt employment References exchanged. T.
De ANGELS, Mgr Empire Mfg House. "a Warren
street, N, Y, - rs. -..ar ,S - - ri I'.lII
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a MAN MILLINE B
FINDS IT ADVISABLE ii ero ASSIGN.
Orsn u. Kisner Assigns to Captain Dovcnei
For tho ficnetit OF Ills fricnds-Au Ap.
pnliing List OF Crciitors--Janunry Hills
Il X and Numerous Notes Swamp Him.

Oren D. Kisrer, the young man who
Tor the past two orttbree years has been
conducting the millinery establishment at
I'LL Main street, has made an Assignment
for The benefit Of Ills numerous creditors
10 Captain D. B. Doverer. Mr.. 1Kisrer
took charge OF the aore after the death OF
hia mother, who had for a number OF
yea,a previous conducted a very success.
lull business, aud no was supposed to DO
doing equally vol. Tho ,asssts, however,
covered by tho deed OF assignment arc not
large and selling ss q eacriflco, as 10 us.
ually the case In Affairs Of this kind will,
| 1t IL not likely realize enough to 70 very
far in settlement Of the liabilities which
arc rather heavy, including goodly mum.
Der Of January bills. . ,}Htg.i. .G'
The decd was admitted 10 record in Re.
corder Hook q office yenteriay. 1t assigns
all property to be found in the store or his
living rooms, excapt 5000, exempted by
law. From the proceeds Of tho eale, TO be
conducted Us the assignee may deem pro.
per, Doycner & Eison arc to receive $25
for legal services and tho costs Of the rs
s!gnment arc to BIO paid. T, ~
Second, three aotes held by A. =. Kis.
ner, one for Sl00, ono for $40 and ono for
500, all Of which foil due In 1885 and are
yet unpaid arc 10 be paid together with
the intc.eat occurring on them and also
whatever taxes may be owing 10 the Stale,
county or city. gT1ES 2s1Ct'
Third, ]. B. Sheppard is to be paid
1925 So, rent up to February /, 1887, and
L y
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Street Car TIe-Up In nosto,

BosToN, MASS, Feb. 9,-Everything on
the Cambridge street road is at stand
still, no cars having been started. AS
Cambridge, With the exception Of the
northern portion, ia dependent on street.
cars Tor communication with Boston tho
condition of affairs is causing widespread
Inconvenience. The directors of the rosd
advertise for men. The cars on the South
Boston road have not yet started. It is
stated BY q leading otlicia! OF the knights
Of Labor that il the present strike, con-
tinues there is strong likelihood Of a
general tie:up Of all the roads in Boston.
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1hs Natural Gas Company Of West Va,

DgLLAIRE, O., February 7. 1857, : - fsS
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You Are Not too Late,

I'VE still have few, fiye.hook kid gloves
at Soc pair, fno elk mitts at zoe, striped
cotton hose at &c, lace caps at1Oc, ladies'
and chlldrens gossamers at 50c; lisle
thread gloves OF !9c, wool yarn at % cut,
haudsomo metal buttons 10c a dozen,
come as large as silver dollars all wool
blankets S. pair, cloaks ut loss than cost.
plaid shnwls only 81, lining cambrics 4c q
yard in short lengtha, short lengths in
silEs, sstiDa and velvets, all colors, from
CSC up; remnants OF cashmere, &tricos and
satin Berber. Please call and ssk jior
goods advertised aud obligo !; q Ks; y b,
5, ~ q ~ n - Il N va H. ENsu elNsp ~
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T DON'T

Trife with any Throat or Lung Disease,
II you have Cough or Gold, or tho chill.
dren are threatened with Group OF
Whooping Cough, use ;Ackcr's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. Il
is q positive cnre, and We guarantee 1t.
Price 10 and Soc. Logan & Co. and G.
Menkemeller. Ii !. s = 49, b q i
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For ths healing Of pain, St. Jacobs Oil
has no equal. Price fifty cents q bottle. !.

ALL ladies interested in the temperance
cause, whether connected with any or
ganization or not, are cordially invited to
DO present ct tho meeting Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union this alter
noon at 8 o'clock, in Fourth Street M. E.
Church. II e 81 S..it 5.S 4
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Cheap Excursion Tickets to California. 4
= Cheap e1cursion tickets to California
points are now on sale by the Pan Handle
ronte. For tickets and further particulars
call on or address ]. G. Tomlinson, passen.
ger agent, Pan Handle Route, Wheeling,
". Va. Is b -
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II you have Windsor Folding Bed in
your parlor or sitting room you always
have convenience for q friend over night,
and in the daytime you have m ornament
for your room., There iss wonderful variety
OF these Windsor Folding Beds. :, FREw K
BERrsonY, Furniture and Carpet store, lii
Main street, Is the place TO get them.
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HOW 1T ACHMS-

a Worn out with pain, but still compelled
NIX BY stern necessity 10 stand up 10 Inc wnrt
az h before US and bear the pain. ReiIef IN
ono minute In Cuteura Anti. Pain Plas.
otcr for the achiug sides and bact Tho
~ weak and painful muscles, tho sore chest lost
and hacking cough, aud every pain and Ache NJ
daily toll. Elegant. new, original speedy and ~!
fallib!c At druggists Csc: Ave for 81 co. ~ nas,.
age free, Of Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Ioston
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Cheap Excursion Tickets to tho South.
Cheap excursion tickets to principal
points in the South are now on sale by
tho Panhandle route. For tickets and
further particulars call on or address J. G.
Tomlinson, passenger agent, Pan Handle
Route, Wheeling, w. Va. Z. q, "a
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at Wheeling, W Va, Oh Wednesday
evening, February 0, 1887. John Wendler,
aged near 0 years; had on dark pants and
blue WOODEN waist, brown hair, blue eyes,
Any information will be thankfully re.
,eiyed by his parents. Address, N 81
~ X ~. JOHN WENDLER,
No. 23l1 Alley G, Wheeling, W. Va. K
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rENlTENTIARY INVESTIGATION.

(
Col. Wilkinson on tho ,Su,nd-He Makes II
Poor Witness for Ills Sidc. 5ii
Tho Legislative Committee Investigating
chArRea in regard TO the management Of tho
penitentisry, met yesterday morning pur.
susnt to adjournment the day before, in the
Ditectoaroom Of that institution. The dull
ness OF The previous days testimony matte
yesterdays revelations spicier than they
otherwise would have been. Col. Wilkinson,
the chief prosecutor, took the stand, but
he failed to substaatiate sny Of tho charges
il satisfactory manner. Ho claimed
that corvicta hsd been given unnecessarily
sevore punishment, and il regard to the
majority Of the specifications OF the charges
sgninnt Superintendent Peck he could
only sn5stantists them from heaIscy owl
dence. l3fS
On >cross examination Col. Wilkinson
admitted that he was the inventor and
constructor ofthe famous kicking Jenny"
The cases cited in tho charges ofexcessive
punishment were proved to have been
done while Wilkinson was temporarily in
charge. Convict John Fossett, whose
death vas claimed to have been caused
by the severe punishment be received,
really died oityphoid fever after an illness
OF over twenty days. l.
Capt. Dovener then subjected the wit
ness to q aevere ordeal, compelling him TO
make admission to facts that placed him
in anything but an cnvisble light regard.
ing h!a morality. His boast Of gallantry
towards q lady who visited q prisoner,
made to the foreman Of the blacksmith
department. be acknowledged, bat eddsd
that no told lie. ss
In tho afternoon the committee sat
with closed doors, and spent the entire
scsaion examining convicts who had been
punished. ..,
Mr.. J. B. Mcclure appeared yoDtorday as
council for the prosecution.
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1fouse For Rent, 80 r
For Rent-A Dai,y Farm W. Il. Rlnchart
Save Your Tce,h-R. II. List. "
Pure Drinking water-Nctbitt & Dro. NJ
To l1nusektcpcrs-R. J. Smyth. .alF.
stockholdcIs' Meeling-Dollar Savings Bank.
Open Houte.-Arthur Rehan's Company.
Assignment Notice Head OF LOCAL.
:. The State OF West ViIGin!a-Annie Conner vs.
Edward Conner. ..-s 4sEs Il.
The st'tc Of wes. Virginia d. Kull, Jr., VS..
Watertown Spring Wagon Co. z.'...,I-s T.
The State Of West virsinia-Hcaly Baer and
others va. J. D. Eoidingc, II =, "a 4 v 50
The sta!e Of West Viiginia-Eatc Carter VS.. Vim.
A. Carter and Others. r.E gs 81. $3.50 Is
Windsor Folding Bcds-Frew s. Ger,schy- Fourth
page, t..s.g 7sss srr4s go - ---zs.f
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Ilellnirc,

Oh . RI e. . &.
A new engine for tho Bellaire & St.
Clsirsvillo train has been brought here
from the Newark shops and has beer
fixed ready for use. t5
The Womsn's Foreign Missionary So.
ciety, OF the First Presbyterian Church
will meet at tho homo of Mrs. John Rob
inson this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
City Hall will not be hired for fairs and
festivals hereafter, owing to the abuse the
hall hiss sustained at the hands of como OIL
those who have used it for such purposes,
The Committee on Streets and Alleys,
Of the Council, has in hand tho matter Of
the Ohio Valley switch al tho Bellaire
window glass works and Ohio Valley
Foundry. 33, n
Some o; the residents along Union
street, south Of the Baltimore & Ohio
tracks, presented petition to Council
asking that the paving OF the street might
be postponed for one year. The matter
was tabled. Il Z III
I Good oysters, good coffee, good ice
cream, good music, and a good time gen.
orally is what you can have at the tenn.
perance social to be given by tho W. @. 4.
U. at tho First NJ. E. Church this evening.
Supper at 5 o'clock Tor those who wish.
Admission free. - lai .
The Benwood ierryboat got back from
Pittsburgh yesterday morning and has
resumed her trips. The travel here is
always heavy, and just now is heavier be-
cause Of the middle ferrybost being away.
Tho new boat for the middle ferry will
probably BIO ready to run next Monday. &
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No MERCHANT or professional man can
afford to be without Caligraph typo.
writer. 1t cave time and health. An ex.
animation is solicited at our sslearoom,
No. IS Twelfth street. d
EDWARD L. Rose & Co,
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California and Florida Excursions.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio are selling cheap
excursion tickets to Los Angeles and San
Francisco, also to principal points in
Florida and the South. For full informa-
ton call on or address T. G, Burke, Ticket
Agent Baltimore & Ohio, Wheeling, ".
Va st'5'1lyl ~ t-i'
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FALL and winter stock Just received.
A iull line Of Suitings, Oyercontings
and Pantaloonings. Also q full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Suitlngs SpeciAlty.
81 =. @, HESS & SONS,
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X Two Suspects Of tho Iayenna Outrage.
PlTTsBuRGH, Pa, Feb. 1.-TWO suspects
who arrived in this city from youngstown,
O., yesterday have been arrested for com.
plic!ty in the Rayenna reacuo. The men
are well dressed and give the namea Of
Peter Doyle and Thomas Townsend. They.
claim to BIO strangers, but this is untrue
Gs they were seen together last night.
Townsend answers the description given
Of one Of the sssailants. Both men will
be held for Identification. - z. 49,
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Indications,

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 10.-For West.
ern Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
fair weather, followed by local rains or
snow, higher followed by lower tampera.
ture; aouthwesterly winds becoming ysri.
able. ~ X fttiit 5E7t = 5sggE
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Second lot of Scotch wool underwear
Just received. For comfort tllore Is
nothing better. They arc warranted
not to shrink. q. lESS& son. E
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4 srop that coughing; II you do not, 1t
may kin you. a bottle OF Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup only costs you 25 cents, and
It's timely use may save your life. \. 3
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) Job Lot.

Z: One hundred pair, Of Ladies' Button
Shoes, sizes q and 8, will BIO cold regard.
less Of cost. Call early as this is a bar.
gain. J. X Il az l.. Y. BLOND. 4
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The Standard Rotary Shuttle Is tho
lightest running sewing machine ever
offered to the public; see advertisement
Of Edward L. Rose & Co. 50